Feed 1

Seven years after the nanocameras switched on and the feeds began, nanoengineer Samuel Ramone becomes the subject of an addictive reality feed. As his heart sinks further into the crush he's been nursing, his popularity rises. He is a married man, after all.

When it comes to the new world of the feeds, Enforcers are nothing but a rumor. But the Editors . . . they're real. With every human monitored endlessly, Ramone hasn't had anything to fear in a long time, except seeing himself in a feed. Or worse, seeing his wife in one. With another man.

That's why he's never looked. If you can't see something, it's not there.

But when Ramone finally plans a way to hide from the unceasing surveillance--disguised as entertainment, monitored and enhanced by those all-seeing Editors--he learns that his viewership is endangering his attempts escape the feeds, and soon the people he loves most.

Now he is hunted by an Enforcer. Running is pointless. But staying in one place means learning the rumors aren't just rumors.

If you enjoy 1984, Black Mirror, and other dystopians about surveillance, Feed 1 is right for you.